DRS Law, Personal Injury Lawyers

DRS Law, Personal Injury Lawyers is a Nashville-based civil litigation firm representing individuals and families in serious injury and wrongful death matters across Tennessee, Kentucky, and Georgia. The firm handles catastrophic injury, medical malpractice, trucking and car accidents, motorcycle accidents, premises liability, product liability, civil rights claims, legal malpractice, and other complex plaintiff-side cases. Its attorneys focus on a select group of significant matters and prepare cases for settlement or trial.

DRS Law, Personal Injury Lawyers was founded in 1993 by David Randolph Smith, a trial attorney and former Vanderbilt Law School professor. Smith earned his B.A. cum laude from Harvard University in 1975 and his J.D. with honors from the University of Texas at Austin in 1978. The firm has developed into a multi-generational, five-lawyer practice that includes Smith and his sons, combining decades of courtroom experience with focused client service.

DRS Law, Personal Injury Lawyers represents clients in high-value and fact-intensive disputes involving medical negligence, defective products, commercial trucking crashes, civil rights violations, wrongful death, and mass tort litigation. The firm’s lawyers have tried cases in state and federal courts and handle matters from initial investigation through expert development, negotiation, trial, and appeal. The practice also works with referring attorneys and serves as lead counsel in appropriate cases involving clients and claims across multiple jurisdictions.

DRS Law, Personal Injury Lawyers has reported more than $500 million recovered for clients since 1993 and has handled notable verdicts and settlements in personal injury, medical malpractice, wrongful death, and other civil matters. Its attorneys have received recognition from Best Lawyers, Super Lawyers, and other legal organizations. The firm emphasizes careful preparation, direct communication, and hands-on representation while helping injured clients and families pursue compensation and accountability after serious harm.